New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-28
GLENN IN ACOMMON CANTER
WINNING THE BROOKLYN CUP WITH EASE.
rnoUBApouR GALLoPING TO vIcroRY-FAUx PAS
RADIY BEATEN.

WINNING THE BROOKLYN CUP WITH EASE.
.n,r,.norY c.IIopING TO vIcToRY-FAUx PAS
BADLY BEATEN.
Out Of regard for Troubadour's broken-down CON
dition Fci Ona, Maroon, Winoha. PM Lee anu ihS
t.wj hut their h.sos together beeIre ns INST iNeo
Yesterday and decided that he should be trcaou WIN
great respect aud difference The mighty horse ocis
too much of a cripple to run should not oo pio
Let him hide his time The agreement was Iai'huiiS
lived mn TO- Maroon tred show OIL Dy getting
sevcnty-fve yards ahead Of him on the pachs@o'on
but he Didn't mind that sort OF horse pay. "hon e
time came Garrison, who had Dech Iihihs e'0'
With the rcins wrapped round his bands, Woke up
and sitting .iwn In the saddle leaned forward few
,rcbes With a mighty bound Tr0ubadour srrang
FORWARD Three great strides carried him out OF
reach Of the field; a fourth, and Maroon was yar"s
behind him. Having shaken them all OF us sc'uo"
down again, and coming on In Dig sa''op "''
with amazing ease. - 49, -
Cn.nn cantered AWAY with the Brooklyn Cup as
n she had been winning cups every DAY ior ,noi
Mr. Graft shfewdly permitted the Wise anu u9
inatng public to plunge on tho nttle-mignV Euh"oo'
and sent the lightweight Fenelon for the prlze WIN
re TO I against his chances of winning It, inc Bar
Mel aurbEn combination was fzzle at less thah
even money. Hamilton rated along with 'he hassin
flly keeping careful eye on Barnum ana feheloh
and displaying commendable patience lie eVloehuy
remembered McIAughlin's mistake with Guenn iaso
year when he ran her out and Jim Gray beat her'
FJkwood had the tail end of the entirely TO him.
self all the way Tho venerable Barnum got whip ana
spur q furlong from home but they failed 10 rouse
him. When Hamilton called on Guenn she cantereo
around old gelding and Fenelon and secured inc
cup.
what happened to Faux Pas? She appeared to be
an easy winner Of the maiden until halfway down
tho homestrctch, when she seemed TO run against
barbed-wic fence. When she quit Littiefiem SAT u
II he had forgotten whether stable orders were 10
punish or not to punish. BY the time he recalled
Faux Pas ought to be ashamed Of herself
Richmond Is OF account and as Harris IL use
less I'm the saddle he lost the handicap. Roth q
Co. have grown tired OF him and sold Elm to Harry
Ifarwood who will train him to Jump 1t Is 10 oe
hoped that he will perform decenty between the hags
That was a fine finish between Garrison and Nc
Iaughlin in tho last More desperate riding
has not at the Brooklyn course stuyvesant
had stolen the race when Mclaughlin brought up
Orlando. 1t was neck-ananeck drive to the post
and it is to McIaughln's credit that Orlando won BY
@ short head, Tie winner looked so good that
Rogers who is the trainer of Captain "sam" Browns
stable bought him. giving $500 over the entered
selling price,
Mr.. Sheridan is to be commended for his prompt
ness. The programme Rad been off when tho
clock struck s.
Hero are the detaisi
FIRST RAcE-PURsE 5000. THREE YEARoLDs AND Up
WARD; ONE MILE.
g. Browns b. h. TrOueadOur by Lisbon Genlulne
r.w. siTeots eh g. Maroon,
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pet.insrreuesaour 1sJ Maroon to rerona 7'ol.
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s s home az RE
Vita mighty leap the great horSo Spr"g s Won in bic
gslep two lengths before Maroon second dozen lengths
sEct Nd RAcE-PURsE 5000. MAIDEN Two-YEARoLDs;
FIVE FURLoNGs.
C. cornchlson's br &. King Crab. by Kinghsher-car
nv wslden,s satisfied. pSpSsHs{
sIsw.r g son! Fax f scansd
Melbourne ssS:E HH'a;5i 8: 1E;%sa
sss@ ga SPs IsTs'
Pas m. on fer asS%s @ S %
Garrison began to drive King G'pS s and md
nnns Of the las, fuTlong when she gave It up chipping
ssusaea iV second half length Faux Pas third the
others beaten Of
UPWARD; $25 EACH $1,000 ADDED; 1ls NILES
G. Morrss b. h. Favor by Pat MalOy. FavOrte; Yrs
J. i ROVE cos b. h. War Eagle aged (sendsry
RON $ co.: h. T pS7isIes 19S
BissSi5 ssi i05 Is T;,,isSsI1
Davis Hairs M En- gina. g, 95 tAnderson)
70 S:tsi. E hssSs to i
withdraw War Eass first away d to an
his the where he kept him until the ned
They raced 5a h FT C5' sa to the s!, PR
and TSH ws n s:. to che
mSnd and Perices place Favor The ded
second head before Richmond. iLird
FOURTH RACE BROOKLYN CUT THREE-YEAR,oLDs AND
UPWARD; 800 EACH, $1,000 ADDED; 1'9 MILES
J.B. Higgins b. T. Guenn. by FlooiGendew, 4 yrs;
Teneop; 100 10, ;,ic ,yysSa
v GRATIS SG c. fsvcSd ....(Ieavy
Betting-Barnum to To- 0aenn to /. ElkwOod to
Biscuit was withdrawn sheridan sent the horses on
es SGS and s They
der % s Sd s,rnaS T Began nat Sa Nc
him the Whip hit he S I'D rS H Psns sg
Win F. any
snH wTn Ssops Bsrna@ pulled
FIFTH RAcE-swEEPsrAKEs MAIDEN rHREE-YEAR-oLDs
$25 EACH, $3.50 ADDED; l-l6 MILES
WI SCOTS BIZ Fsgeoetta by RayOn dor CGy1p lGG %
yal5iss STABLE, r,IIa3IsI
M.ssn; e. 6%iafiS i RaSdSai
v.sss. !: Ss,s.a yPA'a to r'.' to !,
,s, away es ysns lea eas, the sta1
gave way to FagSet sa T ssso anne
pull up S S ~ns
could reach Fageoletta who won auny
by ieng halt Hypssa second half dozen sths
before Plas.r third.
SIXTH RAcE-PURsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS; SELLING;
ONE MILE
s. W. Streets Dr. e. Orlando. by Billet Eoia Yrs; :,
ss Browns b. G. stuyvesant (Garrison)
Excelsior stables ch g. Nete aged ll2(t McLaughnl .
W. g. Brien's b. C. Racquet g. lO2. .......(sayyl U
Morrss oh. Kink 3. (Ehkel
Ganley Co 8 CHI. Belmont. 3 9b.......(Iralnor)
81 Tme-l:44
Belmont TO J. Stuyvesan2 TO J. Orlando 10 l.
Racquet to l. Kipk II 10 /, Nettc 10 10 l..
and Knx the running to the lower turn Or
lando lying back Mclaughlin moved up be-
fore passed by Suyvessnt
sitting perfectly sill Orlando rallied under The WHIP
q and neck eBsuei between lin ana the
colt BY sheer Mclaughlin landed OF
short head. ycsant second
hs l.fnra lGrs heal Ian